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Little Girl's Clothing Quilt

Elizabeth Engelke hopes to recover a quilt made for her daughter, Lisa. It was made by her daughter's grandmother. She used scraps from little girl's clothes, mostly soft colors. The quilt is about 48" by 72". The name "Lisa" is embroidered on the quilt and the date, 1965, may also be included.

This quilt was last seen in 1990 in Fort Payne, Alabama. It was used by someone in a duplex apartment. All of the items went into storage and they were eventually thrown out or sold at auction.

If you've seen a quilt that fits this description, please contact Elizabeth at [email protected].

Posted February 14, 2006.

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